The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A LITTER lies at City Hall for Phillip
9teiphart.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments
yesterday were: Ore, $1,000.
ARE YOU in need of a servant2 Adj
vertise in THE HERALD special column
THE SEPTEMBER number of the P"pu-
lar Monthly has been received at DWy-
er's.
THERE IS a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for John
Stahl.
7. r. JONES & Co. received Yesterday 4;
Queen Of the Hills ore 81 1885. Other
ores, S410.57; total, $3,324.52.
TAYLOR, RoMNEY & ARMSTRONG adver-
tiss for a few good carpenters in the
want column of tn HERALD to-day.
McCoBNIoK & Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bu lioR, 81 $40: Silver and lead
ores, 81 009; Queen of the Hills ore, 81,
DIS; total, 1855.
AN ADVERTISEMENT under the head
Wanted" in The HERALD called forth
over fifty answers, and yet the adVer-
tisement was published but once.
GR8ENEwALD's MONKEY smoking cigar
cites, is the nightly attraction on Main
Street 1t beats the l0-cent Circus all
hollow. Jake and his monkey are
boomers.
The MEMBERS of lions Choral Union
are expected to be on hand at rehearsal
on Monday evening, in full force, by
special request of Prof. Careless. Thos.
Hull, Secretary.
A BRIEF dispatch from Washington,
received last evening, announces that
Mr.. Henry Monheim, the architect, has
been appointed superintendent of con-
struction of the Utah penitentary.
TIE RATES for advertisements in the
special column of THE HERALD have
been reduced one half the price hereto
fore asked. The intention is to make
this column both useful and popular.
zIoE's CHORAL UNION has procured
from COaiter " SneigrOye 200 copies of
the celebrated oratorio Judas MaccGb-
eus," London edition, which they pro-
pose to work on in connection with the
Messiah.
THE GOOD people of Murray have just
received from Coalter & Snelgrove 10
fine band instruments, and propose,
under the able management of Prof.
Petersen of this city, to have e good
brass band of their own.
The MEMBERSHIP of the Chamber of
Commerce has reached 200, which is the
limit. 1t will be necessary TO amend the
bylaws n the near future, and increase
the mem bership, and when this Is done
the imitation fee will be doubled.
4 Row occurred in the Fountain Beer
Hall last evening, and a man was
knocked out of the saloon into the
street. The police were soon on hand
and looked for the party who made the
assault, bat he could not be found.
The HOUSEHOLD of Mr.. William B.
Folsom was increased Friday evening,
by new mem Der, who received q hearty
welcome. The father was seen yester
day. He said, Its boy" when asked
about his weight he said, 40 pounds,
believe
The PROGRAMME of the races this week
on wednesday, Thursday and
Friday next, appears in THE
HERALD this morning. Every
thing points to a very successful
meeting. Among the attractions will
NC Aulu1O AOm lOI
this section Of the country.
E. V. FoHLIN. the book-binder and
stationer in THE HERALD block, has
Just published library record which
Is so ruled, titled and arranged as to
make it one of the most convenient
things Of the kind yet brought out. Par
ties with either small or large libraries
would do well to obtain copy.
MEssRs. ]. M. KNOX & Co. have
opened a new real estate Office one door
West of the White House corner. Mr..
J. NJ. Knox comes to our city well re
commended, both as a gentleman and
business man. We understand that his
financial backing is ample, and we take
pleasure in recommending him to all
those who wish to buy or sell real es-
tate.
A. ]. PENDLEToE & Son, the horse
Shoers, have sold out their shop, and G
NJ. Scott & Co. go into it. Pendleton &
Son have moved to shop on CONNER
cial stree two stores north OF Second
South, where they expect they can shoe
horses as well as in the old place. The
old shop will be used as a retail stove
department by Scott & Co, and wlll
soon be adorned by fife iron front.
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